Restorative

Dental Implant vs. Bridge: Which Is Right for Me?

If you’re missing one or more teeth — and by age 50, according to the CDC, the average American has lost 12 — it can seriously damage your oral health. From bite misalignments to worn teeth to the inability to clean properly, missing teeth can cause a host of problems, making restorative dentistry an important part of your dental health plan.

Restorative

Choosing Dental Implants for Your Missing Teeth

Anytime you lose a tooth, you put a dent in your oral health. A missing tooth can alter your bite, cause added wear on other teeth, and lead to bone loss in your jaw. It may also make you self-conscious about your smile. If you have one or a few missing teeth, there’s good news. Dental implants can give you a great smile again. Furthermore, unlike bridges, which can slip and slide, dental implants are placed permanently in your jawbone and function just like natural teeth.